Position: #absolute;

  • Resolved igorpavlov

    (@igorpavlov)


    7 years ago

    Hello, I was told that “Position: #absolute;” prevents the appearance of avatars on the site and said to delete. How can I remove it and what might it entail?

    Thanks you)

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  • Theme Author apollo13themes

    (@apollo13themes)

    7 years ago

    Hello 🙂

    I don’t think this is the best solution;-)

    Please show a link to a website where you have avatars and/or add a screenshot with them marked so we could be sure we are talking about the same thing:-)

    With kind regards.
    Air.

    Thread Starter igorpavlov

    (@igorpavlov)

    7 years ago

    Here’s the *page* that has the avatar.
    Not displayed, if you click on the user information (i), then only half is displayed.

    Theme Author apollo13themes

    (@apollo13themes)

    7 years ago

    OK, now I see that theme styles are affecting this plugin styles. Please add such custom CSS:

    .rcl-user-getails .rcl-user-avatar img{
    position: static;
}

    https://rifetheme.com/help/docs/customizing-the-theme/custom-css/

    With kind regards.
    Air.

    Thread Starter igorpavlov

    (@igorpavlov)

    7 years ago

    Thank you! The avatar opens, but it doesn’t appear on the main page 🙁
    What more do you need to add?)

    Theme Author apollo13themes

    (@apollo13themes)

    7 years ago

    Hye 🙂

    Instead of the previous CSS, please use this one:

    #rcl-avatar img, .rcl-user-getails .rcl-user-avatar img{
    position: static;
}

    With kind regards.
    Air.

    Thread Starter igorpavlov

    (@igorpavlov)

    7 years ago

    Wow!!! Good. Thanks you very much! 🙂

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